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UK Visa Ban On Nigerian Dependant - Tiamiyu Apologise For His Role · DidiLawren

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  Hello, welcome back to another episode of answers are in.
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  Now, let me just dive into today's episode because almost
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  today's episode, It is piping. Hot tensions are high.
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  Everybody's emotions are high Nigerians in Nigeria.
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  Trying to Jack, my are currently blaming in, and you're a blogger
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  or YouTube are based in the UK. He granted an interview to BBC
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  and the interview have not even Edge.
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  It was just a snippet of that interview that BBC released and
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  that has generated in who lot of Online.
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  Now let me just take you back. The context is about Jack McCall
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  show. It seems to learn visa and
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  taking their families, their standard families as dependents.
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  Some of them will travel with their whole family and also
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  bring a house help. So all these people, the
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  dependents are all working. And one of the person going to
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  school is actually going to school.
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  So this has worked for some people who are able to afford
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  it, because it's so cheap and the school fees.
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  This is about ranging from 15,000 pounds to twenty.
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  Thirty thousand pounds. This is what we're talking
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  about. So screwface is not cheap and
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  UK's, economy is kind of shaky right now.
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  So they are accepting any students.
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  They are just granting student, visas Left Right Center.
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  So, the UK government is looking into this data, they have been
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  releasing this data to the public and releasing charts of
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  people coming into the UK are students with Ali.
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  Of dependence. So this is not news, it's been
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  out there now, what happened was that UK band Nigerians bring
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  Independence. So people people who are already
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  preparing to come as a student and bring their dependents
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  people who have already sold properties, people who are
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  planning to, or maybe in the process of getting all their
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  families to move to the UK, but as a result of one or two things
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  that they need to fix or maybe, Waiting for some money now that
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  this band has happened. Tensions are high now, in the
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  midst of all this commotion. BBC released, a Snickers of an
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  interview that in Nigerian, YouTube are granted basically
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  explaining the, as all Nigerians.
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  They cannot afford 15,000-pound school fees.
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  Like, why would anybody want to pay 15,000 pounds poof?
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  He's the reason why Nigerians are paying fifteen thousand
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  pounds with. These is to bring in their
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  dependence is to bring in people.
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  That like he was saying that the goal is not to go to school.
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  The goal is basically to get into the country and do whatever
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  they had to do these things. With Independence to the UK
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  Italy, in foreign postgraduate students can no longer bring
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  family members with them. Unless they're studying on
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  specific research programs announcements were made two days
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  before official statistics are expected to show net and legal
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  migration as hit a record. Seven hundred thousand this
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  year. I home editor monkeys,
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  Singapore's likes a front room in the West Midlands camera, a
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  YouTuber, helping Nigerians come to Britain and action.
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  Hi guys, welcome back to my channel.
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  It's your boy e to the a, I'm on the end, he's hundreds of
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  videos, a guides on how to get a student visa to come to the UK
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  because there's new information regarding the student routes to
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  the UK last year. A fifth of international student
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  visas were issued to Nigerians 120,000 people in total half of
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  them. Miss half their dependents, but
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  MD believes many are actually coming, not for a new
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  qualification, so much as a new life.
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  So the student thin is no, really?
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  It's unlike they need the degrees.
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  The need the degree as an access routes to come into the country.
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  So a lot of this people get their priorities shifted real
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  fast, so it's really about getting into the UK example are
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  not about getting a job. It's not really about education.
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  While durians have a word for what's going on here.
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  Jappa, Escape doing whatever it takes to leave that.
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  You start a new life somewhere, more prosperous and Japonais,
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  explain why the Shropshire town of Telford with it University of
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  Wolverhampton student campus. Now, has more than 300, Nigerian
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  residents. Now after this interview,
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  Nigerians, we were angry. They were angry because this
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  just came out the back of the British government's announcing
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  that they Are we drawing the defendant visa for Nigerian
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  students application? Now everybody when angry they
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  needed somebody to blame and this guy is not the Fall Guy,
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  people are blaming him calling him, all sorts of name.
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  He has been going around grunting interview apologizing
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  like telling his own side of the story because according to him
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  he did like a 30-minute interview but they just took
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  that 25 seconds and then that is what BBC actually released to
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  the public, it has generated the whole lot of Chaos online
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  because people are now thinking or Nigerians trying to Jack my
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  and I'm thinking that these guys are these at you does.
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  He literally sold everybody else because he was telling them
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  that, oh, Nigerians are not just paying this money.
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  Just to come here to study and your hands are paying this money
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  to come and actually settle in the UK.
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  It is whole information. Now, the UK government is not
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  looking into the data of Nigerian students.
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  Who come into the country to go to school but not actually
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  complete their education. It's not looking at what they do
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  after coming in as the students. What do they what kind of visa
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  do? They change into the realize
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  that most dangerous students when they come here as a
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  student? The next thing they have to
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  change to carry Visa or Scare sponsorship Visa just to ensure
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  that they could work full-time. And now the UK government are
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  saying that they are going to release the names of all.
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  Nigerians or Nigerian students who did not complete their
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  education but changed to AK Visa.
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  Now Nigerians in diaspora who came in as a student and change
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  to all these care visas and the rest of them are now angry
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  because the UK government is threatening to release the list
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  of every Nigerian students who did not complete their education
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  but changed to AK visa and they are not working full time that
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  they're going to release the list.
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  So Nigerians in the UK angry with the sky saying, that's
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  okay, you have sold us out. You have given like you, I do
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  that specifically and then Nigerians in Nigeria, who are
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  trying to Jack Paar, are blaming this guy saying that he has
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  ended the roots. The dependence rules for every
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  other person that is trying to start and to travel every other
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  student is thinking about, okay, I cannot pay your school fees.
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  I need somebody who is going to help me while I'm going to
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  school. To work full time so that we can
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  afford to pay the school fees. They are blaming the guy.
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  However, judging this whole situation, one thing I find very
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  amusing is the fact that there are people who from Nigeria,
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  apply as a carer apply for K, visas, apply for Social Work
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  visas or they needed to do was to take certain courses, get
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  qualified and then come to the UK.
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  Those words can actually come with their dependents and when
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  they get to the UK, they are working making their money.
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  But the C is most Nigerians who are traveling, our students
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  don't have patience because student visa is easy to get.
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  And the reason why it's easy to get, because you're coming to
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  spend money. This is a very lucrative
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  business for the UK government or the UK, whatever, to get
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  International students, who come into this country to pay 15,000
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  bucks. You can imagine the number
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  coming into the UK. On a yearly basis to pay 15,000
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  pounds school fees. We are not talking about the
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  visa fee. These we are not talking about
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  the are dependent Visa fees. We are not talking about NHS
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  fees. There are so many things so it
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  is very lucrative for them, and they are thanking our system,
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  not even the economy right now, the the system cannot carry this
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  whole people. If were out there as Nigerians
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  on YouTube talking about how we can trick the system or how we
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  can bend the rules, then they are listening for them to What's
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  that YouTuber? Because he was making a lot of
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  content about how you can do this, how you can move to
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  Canada, how you can change your student, visa, how you can
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  change work permits, how you can do this to, that was why they
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  approached him and they used him and he was thinking of his BBC.
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  I'm trying to and everybody's going to know me by the end of
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  the day, it backfired. So what are you want to blame
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  the YouTuber or not? Whether we want to be angry at
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  the British government's. The reality is there are other
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  ways you Come to the UK instead of you to pay school fees to
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  come to the UK, to then change to a care Visa, you can as well,
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  sit down your home country, apply for a Visa and relocate to
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  take a Visa, by think Nigerian thinking, they're too smart.
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  They would not want to do certain things, they would not
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  want to do, follow the rules because they think they can
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  change things. My own would be different.
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  One more cannot do those exist and when you get here, you see
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  things the way they really are and then you not statutory.
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  You for one, visit with your dad, having problems.
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  The lessons here is, do your research look for other visas
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  that you can apply for that? Doesn't require you to go to
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  school. Apply for those visas.
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  If you requires you topping up, you know, learning a new skill,
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  going back to school to learn certain things that will enable
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  you to when you get there, you start making money.
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  Take your time, don't be in a rush.
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  I think was that Jack Paar spirit and has anybody ADI, they
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  don't want they want the shortest routes out, it's not
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  about money, it's not, it's just like, I want to leave and I want
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  to leave. Now, this is where people make a
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  lot of mistake, they make mistakes.
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  And at the end of the day, they get to pay for it.
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  This YouTuber is not your problem.
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  The UK government is now your problem because there are ways
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  you can come into this UK is sold out the whole country.
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  He sold out the whole country and Yeah, he people are going to
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  attack him and he should just brace himself off to to receive
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  all those attacks and learn from it and probably if he is strong
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  and resilient, he's going to turn this into a better
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  opportunity for himself. There's opportunity in
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  everything. Anyway, that's all I have to say
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  for today. Please like like, like and
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  share. Thank you very much for
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  watching. Today's episode.
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  Bye.